1. Welcome to Trisakti University Graduate Programs
Professor Dr. Thoby Mutis, Rector
Since its inception in 1992 up to the present Trisakti University Graduate Programsin
Management has shown her capability toface thechallenges of competition. During that time the
programs have hadthreeconsecutive times toobtain recognition with the predicate A from the
government throughthe National Accreditation Boardof Higher Education.
The graduate management programs developingconcentrations suchas Financial Management,
Human Resources Management, Marketing Management, Accountancy Management,
Hospitality Management, Community Entrepreneurship Management, Quality and
Standardization and others have yielded more than 2600 graduates with Magister of Management
degree.
Graduate Program in Quality and Standardization equipped with professional faculty and experts
in the two important fields has been developed to response to the issue of sustainability in which
quality and standardization place of importance viewed from economic, environmental and
socio-cultural perspectives.
Ourentire graduateeducationalprogramsput forward the single motto"Satisfaction for
theconsumer". We are herewith proud toinvite youtocomejoinourcommunityin realizingyour
dreamin improvingyourknowledge andskillsin the field ofmanagement.

2. Graduate Program on Quality and Standardization (GPQS)
Prof. SyamsirAbduh, Ph.D.
GPQS Director
The goal of the Graduate Program in Quality and Standardization is to produce graduates
equipped with theories and practical skills in quality and standardization as reflected from its
curriculum bridging the goal of sustainability.
The program on quality and standardization focuses on sustainable development and in particular
the idea that development processes need the active involvement of all parties likely to contribute
to or to be affected by them. It underlines the importance of the participatory processes involving
public and private actors at various levels, including the standard-setting practices that provide
essential voluntary agreements supporting the dissemination of knowledge, best practices and
monitoring tools.
The uniqueness of this program is the implementation of socio-cultural approach in building
people awareness of quality and standardization through the revitalization of local wisdoms.
Benefits
During the course of the program students will acquire knowledge and skills from
among the following areas, chosen to appeal to professionals seeking a unique and
satisfying interdisciplinary experience:
Managing a quality organization.
Planning and implementing a quality assurance program.
Troubleshooting and solving quality problems both administrative and technical.
Incorporating quality concepts and human factor techniques in the design
of organizational operations.
Creating and managing supplier control systems.
Developing and analyzing statistical process control charts.
Developing and analyzing acceptance sampling plans.
Design of experiments (analysis of variance techniques).
Performing quality cost analysis.
Performing reliability maintainability and safety systems reviews.
Performing quality system audits.

3. Learning outcomes:
The graduate has reliably demonstrated the ability to:
Apply knowledge and skills in quality and standardization to the operation of an
industry/organization.
Apply advanced principles and tools from quality and measurement science to problem
solving and measuring reliability and performance in production and service industries
Contribute to the planning, directing, and evaluating of individual and team projects.
Conduct business in compliance with relevant national and international law, legislation,
policies, and regulations.
Collect, process, and interpret data used to support thebusiness.
Take into account the impact of various economic, legal, cultural, geographical, and
political systems on internationalstandards business.
Develop strategies to utilize domestic and foreign government programs, policies, and
agencies which facilitate international trade.
Assist in the importing and exporting functions of a business.
Develop strategies to negotiate effectively within various cultural environments.
Apply knowledge of quality control and assurance programs to sourcing and supplying.
Apply computer skills and knowledge to support the standards and quality functions.
Apply leadership and teamwork knowledge and skills when working with coworkers,
supervisors, and others.
Participate in the standardization process
Communicate information related to quality and standardization accurately and credibly
in oral, written, and graphic form.
Demonstrate the ability to conduct independent research using primary and secondary
sources, analyze information, interpret data, and draw conclusions.
Design a quality system, component, experiment, or process to meet industry standards
.

4. About the Courses offered
Foundational Courses
(27 Credits)
• Human Resources Management
• Managerial Economics
• Business Environment Economics and entrepreneurship
• Management Organization & Systems
• Financial Management
• Marketing Management
• Quality Management , Performance & Improvement
• International Business & Economics of Globalization
• Quantitative Methods
Concentration Courses –Education about Standards
(15 Credits)
• Voluntary, Consensus-Based Standards
• Strategic Planning for Sustainable Business
• Management System for Quality , Environmental Impact, Energy & Waste
• Impact Assessment and Risk Management
• Conformity Assessment
• Local Wisdom in Standardization
Seminar & Thesis
(8 Credits)
• Seminar : Local wisdom in Standardization
• Thesis
Training certificates conversed into credit course
The GPQS acknowledges ISO management trainings held by the Institute for Standardization of
Trisakti University (ISTU) or other organizations attended by the applicants. This
acknowledgment says any certificate taken from such trainings will have to be considered of
having equivalence to the courses offered in the concentration of the GPQS.

5. Course Block System
Each course offered is presented in four weeks. This presentation leads the course participants
focused in one single course.
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4
Course presentation Course presentation Individual Tutorial Review & Evaluation
The Faculty
Prof. Dr. ThobyMutis
Prof. Dr. Yuswar Zainul Basri, PhD
Prof. SyamsirAbduh, PhD
Prof. Dr. Farida Djasfar, PhD
Prof.Dr.FarahMargaretha
Prof.Dr.MutiaraS.Panggabean
Dr. HasmandSuzi
Dr. Andreas
Dr. BambangSetiadi
Dr.Ing.AmirPartowiyatmo
FanarSyukri, PhD
Muhammad Koeswadi, PhD., MBA.
Further information:
The Secretariat Office:
Sekretariat Program PascasarjanaUniversitasTrisakti
Kampus A, Gedung D, Lantai 6
Jl. Kyai Tapa No. 1, Grogol, Jakarta 11440
Telp +62-21-5663232 Ext 8159,8328
Fax: +62-215668640
http://www.pasca.trisakti.ac.id/pasca_pendaftaran.php
Tuition Fee: 45 million Rupiahs